How do these deals work when a meet ends and a trainer does not ship to other tracks? Does the trainer absorb all the bills till the next meeting starts? I would assume the owner and trainer must share incurred costs.

i used to go to the races nightly in chicago when the sport was still relevant in this city....

regarding Tony's driving - his skills were the best i've ever seen from anyone that drove regularly on our circuit - and we've had some great drivers here in chicago.....he was more impressive than paisley, dave magee, tim tetrick, ron marsh, andy miller just to name a few...his race strategy was second to no one...watching him rate a horse first over was an absolute thing of beauty...it was awesome to watch this guy display his craft on a nightly basis...just a phenomenal talent he had as a driver...

regarding his training and horsemanship - first. if he catch drove your horse. he would always come back to the connections and suggest changes to make to help your horse...i can't tell you how many trainers had compliments for Morgan for being able to help in this way...countless times i've heard trainers say what an amazing horsemen he was...regarding his own stable? it always seemed he had someone else down for the horses he trained on his own...i know everyone's gonna say he did that so he could cheat...i'm not gonna accuse him of that because i don't know for sure...what i do know is Morgan made a lot of guys the number one trainer during chicago race meets...i.e. bret schulz...and another one i distinctly remember...dennis henert....when denny henert was on his own he was about a 2 or 3 percent winner...with Morgan he won a hawthorne trainer title...

congrats on 18 thousand tony,,,through it all one thing is for sure...he's one of the best horsemen ever in the sport of harness racing...

Tony Morgan....lock him up

I would say this estimate is close to reality

a few months ago i said the amount of CAW handle was around 50% at most tracks and was mocked and chastised --but then suddenly a few agreed with me

85% seems high but certainly within the realms of reality

I don’t think having seeded liquidity in the pools is necessarily a negative thing

I think the biggest thing that’ll help the wagering handles is fixed odds

Prediction markets are a textbook example as long as markets have consistent liquidity

The public is slowly but surely becoming more educated on exchange style wagering and the learning curve is there

Legally speaking, who knows with how slow things move in this country if it could ever become a reality

Anthony Morgan 18,000 wins
Aaron Merriman 17,000 wins
Wally Hennessey who nabbed 12,000

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